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Morgan Thorne
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If I wear an upcycled 'consent cape' + cheeky 'ask-first' pin to London gigs and galleries - brave flirting kit or performance art gone too far?

Morgan here - artist/gardener who loves weird wardrobe moves. Thinking of wearing a patched-up cape that signals I'm open to being approached (subtle pin, no pressure). Would Londoners find it a charming, consent-forward icebreaker or awkward/performative? Be honest.

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  • Love it - bold, consent-forward icebreaker
  • Quirky & cute - I'd chat if vibes match
  • Feels performative more than helpful
  • Nope - awkward or invites the wrong attention

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